Music A-C: 'C' Trivia

1. Carajo was the first Argentinian band to take on a fresh subgenre of metal music that was very prominent during the late '90s and early '00s. What was that genre, known for mixing heavy riffs with hip hop beats and rapped verses?

From Quiz Carajo - Argentinian Band

Answer: Nu (new) Metal

Carajo was formed by singer-bassist Marcelo "Corvata" Corvalan, drummer Andres "Andy" Vilanova and guitarist Hernan "Tery" Langer. Argentina had its fair share of successful metal bands such as Rata Blanca, Hermetica, and V8 among others, but the genre was dwindling a bit in the late '90s. One of the leading bands of that time, A.N.I.M.A.L. (acronym of "Acosados Nuestros Indios Murieron Al Luchar", meaning "Harassed, Our Indians Died While Fighting"), of which Corvalan and Vilanova were part, had a few crossover songs that were sung in rapper style by Corvalan himself, but they never truly embraced the genre. When both departed the band, they recruited Langer and recorded their first demo, containing three songs with clear Nu Metal elements.

From Quiz Tracy Chapman

Answer: 1988

"Tracy Chapman" was released on April 5, 1988 by Elektra Records. The album peaked at number one on the US Billboard 200 and came in at 21 on the year-end album chart. It also reached the top ten on album charts in Canada, Australia, Germany, Sweden, and the UK.

From Quiz Car Seat Headrest

Answer: Leesburg, Virginia

The band originally started in 2010 as a solo project of the lead singer Will Toledo after he left high school. He was joined by three other musicians: Ethan Ives (guitar, bass, backing vocals), Seth Dalby (bass), and Andrew Katz (drums, percussion) and the band moved to Seattle, Washington.

From Quiz Jim Cuddy

Answer: Toronto

Jim Cuddy was born in Toronto, Ontario on December 2, 1955. With a friend he met at North Toronto Collegiate Institute, Greg Keelor, he formed the band Hi-Fis. But the band did not get a recording deal after releasing its first single, and so they moved to New York in search of success. Finding none, they returned to Toronto.

From Quiz The Chieftains

Answer: Dublin

The Chieftains were formed in Dublin, Ireland in 1962. Their traditional instrumental sound is centered on the national bagpipe of Ireland, called uilleann pipes. The name of these pipes derives from an Irish term that means "pipes of the elbow." Their music also features tin whistle, fiddle, flute, concertina, and bodhrán (an Irish frame drum). The Chieftains are known as "Ireland's Musical Ambassadors," an honorary title they were awarded in 1989 by the Irish government.

From Quiz Cardi B Trivia!

Answer: Offset

Offset proposed to Cardi B at a concert in Philadelphia on October 27th, 2017. Offset and Cardi B later got married on September 20th, 2017, Cardi B stated in an interview with Billboard that she and Offset just woke up one day and decided that they wanted to get married.

From Quiz Catherine Wheel

Answer: Rob Dickinson

Rob was born in Norwich, Norfolk, UK on 23rd July 1965. He also contributed vocals to two tracks on The Jimmy Chamberlin Complex album, 'Life Begins Again', which was released in January 2005.

From Quiz Church of the Cosmic Skull

Answer: Nottingham

Church of the Cosmic Skull was formed in Nottingham in 2015. Apart from being a very good rock band they were also a spiritual organization that was spreading the light of the cosmic rainbow.

From Quiz Morocco Salad

Answer: Modelling

A very attractive lady, Conway had little difficulty in finding work as a model, an industry that employed her between the ages of eighteen and twenty three. She made notable appearances as the face for Big M (flavoured milk) and Crunchie (Cadbury chocolate bar). An opportunity to be "the" Big M girl passed her by when she refused to shave her armpits. For a period of time her nude backside was used to promote Bluegrass jeans, with the slogan "Get yours into Bluegrass". In 1980 Conway joined the band Benders, who'd previously released the LP "Picnic at Oakleigh Rotunda" (1979), but the stay was short-lived, with the band breaking up the following year.

From Quiz The Legendary Saxophonist Clarence Clemons

Answer: Born to Run

The single "Born to Run" was the title song for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's 1975 studio album. This was the group's first hit single on the United States Billboard Hot 100. The song was included in the "The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll".

From Quiz Cavalera Conspiracy

Answer: 2007

Cavalera Conspiracy formed in 2007, eleven years after Max Cavalera exited from his legendary band Sepultura due to disputes with one of his bandmates. The band marks the return of more Sepultura-like music, partly due to a reunion with one of his bandmates from Sepultura.

From Quiz Lyrics Of Chubby Checker

Answer: The Hucklebuck

On the Billboard Hot 100 in 1960, "The Hucklebuck" ranked number 14 and "Dancing Dinosaur" did not rank. "Hooka Tooka" got to number 17 in 1964, and "The Class" made it to number 38 in 1959.

From Quiz The Legends of Motown Records: The Commodores

Answer: Tuskegee, Alabama

The Commodores formed in 1968 while the members were freshmen attending the Tuskegee Institute in Tuskegee, Alabama. The group played at university talent pageants, university fraternity parties and local clubs. The group signed with Motown Records in 1972.

From Quiz A Band Called Can

Answer: Karlheinz Stockhausen

Stockhausen was a pioneer in electronic music, influencing such artists as Can, Frank Zappa, Rick Wright, Roger Waters, and Björk. Although critically acclaimed, his work and personal politics often polarized the music community.

From Quiz The Charles Baker Harrises

Answer: Allestree Woodlands School

Woodlands- the trio covered the song 'Scar Tissue' by the Red Hot Chili Peppers at a talent show after waiting about ten minutes for the mic-stand to be set up correctly.

From Quiz Jason Michael Carroll Song Lyrics

Answer: Alyssa Lies

'Alyssa Lies" was Jason Michael Carroll first top five song in the United States and the song's focus was on child abuse. This was his first song to hit radio in 2007. This song is from his debut album "Waitin' in the Country" .

From Quiz Curved Air: An Introduction

Answer: Terry Riley

Terry Riley, born in 1935, is a composer and performing musician. His album "A Rainbow in Curved Air" was released in 1969. Alexander Goehr is British, Pierre Boulez is French and Steve Reich American.

From Quiz Clouseau - The Band, Not the Inspector

Answer: I burn again with desire

The song title gives the impression of an ode to fire fighters. But the refrain is the cry of someone devoured by lust and desire. Clouseau has published this song only in Dutch, and I've translated the lyrics: both a correct version (based upon the refrain) as a red herring (based upon the title of the song). "Eye of the Tiger" was the greatest hit for the American band Survivor. "Smoke on the Water" was a major hit for Deep Purple.

From Quiz Chas & Dave

Answer: The Outlaws

The Outlaws were formed in 1961 and were signed by record producer Joe Meek to be the backing group for his new singer, Mike Berry. He also used them to back other artists in his stable and to record demo records. They were also much in demand as backing group for touring American artists and acted in this capacity for, among others, Jerry Lee Lewis and Gene Vincent. As well as Chas Hodges, who was bass guitarist, the line up also, at one stage, included Richie Blackmore who went on to find fame with Deep Purple.

From Quiz Boogying with Canned Heat

Answer: Blind Owl

Alan Wilson was known as Blind Owl because without his glasses on, he could see very little. Frontman Bob Hite, Jr. was the Bear, bassist Larry Taylor was nicknamed the Mole and guitarist Henry Vestine was known as Sunflower.

From Quiz Celtic Thunder

Answer: Amazing Grace

This is the group's a cappella version of the hymn. It was originally written in 1779 by an English poet and clergyman. Some estimates say that the song is performed over 10,000,000 times per year all over the world.

From Quiz Chevelle: Band Members and History

Answer: They were brothers.

The band formed around 1995 when three of the seven Loeffler children - Pete, Sam, and Joe - combined their love of music with their individual talents to form Chevelle.

From Quiz Anatomy of a Song: "I've Never Been To Me"

Answer: A woman warning another woman not to make the same mistakes that she has

"I've no doubt you dream about the things you never do But I wish someone had a talk to me like I wanna talk to you" Charlene's real life, much like the song, falls into two distinct parts. Her early adult years were a familiar tale of sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll, marriage, divorce and a child brought up by her in-laws. Then, in 1979, after being diagnosed with Lupus, she experienced an evangelical Christian conversion that has characterised her life ever since.

From Quiz The Click Five

Answer: Kyle Patrick

Eric Dill released a single titled "Leaving You Lonely" in 2010.

From Quiz Mary Chapin, Not Harry Chapin, Carpenter

Answer: Come On Come On

Her horoscope tells her bad things will happen if she goes out, but she wins millions in the lottery and buys her waitress a car.

From Quiz You Complete Me

Answer: "A Different Me"

"You Complete Me" is the second song on Keyshia's third album "A Different Me". It went as high as #62 on the U.S. Billboard Top 100 in January 2009.

From Quiz "David Cook": The Album

Answer: November 18, 2008

The album debuted at #3 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart. With over 1,000,000 copies sold, the album was certified Platinum in the United States.

From Quiz Crush 40

Answer: Sons of Angels

They changed the name to Crush 40 after the original Sons Of Angels reunited.

From Quiz Camel Madness

Answer: Lord of the Rings

"Mirage" is the second of four albums featuring the original lineup of Camel: Andy Ward (drums), Doug Ferguson (bass), Andrew Latimer (guitar & flute) and Peter Bardens (keyboards).

From Quiz Carcass

Answer: Sanjiv

This was the only recording to feature Sanjiv.

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